Only one other 1959 out there for public sale. It's a mono and somewhat beat, checked, significant neck wear...at $23K. Also a 1960, also worn at $20K.Very nice guitar. What does this model fetch these days in superior condition like this (if I may be nosey)?
Players of vintage instruments will pay up for 1958-1960 ES-335s, say $30-40K in today's market for a good "dot marker". 345s and 355s are played and collected, visit the Les Paul Forum, a place with some serious Gibson fans, and you'll find many fans of these very cool instruments.Collectors tend to collect the ES-335, the base original model. The other ES guitars aren't as collectable, even the 355 series.